Anyway, the whole family was quite lively.
Yun Xiaoxiao did not go back to stay with Father Yun and Mother Yun at home but stayed on this side instead.
Tomorrow, she still had to take Grandma Yun to the hospital for a check-up to see if she could take a plane for a long-distance trip.
They also needed to understand Grandma Yun’s health condition and find a treatment plan.
Xiaoxiao did not want to take the bus back and forth.
She was not the kind of mama’s girl.
Tomorrow, Father Yun and Mother Yun had to go to work; they had no days off to come over, and at most, they could come after work.
Professor Ning and Dean Han had stayed behind and had a place to live.
It was just that through the night, Professor Ning slept with Grandma Yun, and the two sisters did not actually sleep much, chatting all night, talking about the trivial matters over the years.
Decades worth of time could not be talked through in half a night.
After breakfast, Xiaoxiao, the younger generation, accompanied them to the hospital.
They registered and gave Grandma Yun a simple full-body check-up.
Xiaoxiao’s gaze fell on Grandpa Yun.
"Grandpa, you should also get a simple check-up while we’re here," she said.
Professor Ning and Dean Han nodded in agreement; they were getting old and inevitably had some minor ailments.
"Right, since we’re here, it’s convenient."
Persuaded by them, Grandpa Yun agreed, and Xiaoxiao, already holding the registration form, simply went through a full-body check-up with him as well.
Since some reports couldn’t possibly be out the same day, and Dean Han could not stay long on this side,
they approached the Dean of this hospital and explained the situation.
Only then did the Dean realize that Uncle Yun’s parents were checking up at their hospital.
Some reports, which were originally due out tomorrow, came out in the afternoon.
Dean Han looked at these medical reports one by one. His brother-in-law was in better health, but compared to his peers, his organs were still declining.
The situation for his older sister was even worse, perhaps due to not resting well after childbirth.
The situation was still much better than he had expected.
"So, we’re going back to Capital City tomorrow?"
Xiaoxiao looked at Dean Han; as soon as he gave the order, she would buy plane tickets and rush back tomorrow since school was starting the day after tomorrow.
"We’re going back," Dean Han certainly did not forget his grandniece needed to return to Capital City for school.
"Then I’ll go buy the plane tickets."
Xiaoxiao quickly asked for Grandma Yun and Grandpa Yun’s names and took a taxi to buy plane tickets.
She bought tickets for around ten o’clock; by the time they got to Capital City, it would be afternoon, and even if there was heavy fog, it would have dissipated by then.
In the evening, the Li siblings gathered again.
They wanted to know the exact state of their parents’ health.
Their aunt was also a doctor, but she was a gynecologist.
"Uncle-in-law, how is my mother’s health?"
Dean Han looked at these nephews and nieces who were not much younger than himself and began to explain in the most common language.
"Your elder sister’s condition is much better than I expected. For her situation, she needs to undergo acupuncture for some time, which should gradually improve her chance of a stroke, and naturally, she will be able to walk without a walking stick."
The children of Grandma Yun were all quite filial.
With Grandma Yun supervising their studies, urging them to read more, they were somewhat enlightened, and though there were conflicts among the siblings, they all knew to step back.
Professor Ning looked at them, "Tomorrow, we’re heading back to Capital City, taking your elder sister and brother-in-law with us. Don’t worry, Xiaoxiao and I will take care of your elder sister and brother-in-law."
Heading back tomorrow?
"The day after tomorrow is the beginning of school, Xiaoxiao needs to study, and I have to go back to give lectures at the university."
The siblings looked at each other—you look at me, I look at you—in such a hurry, it was hard to find someone to accompany them at a moment’s notice.